18 05, 2020

Botswana and the Okavango Delta

2022-08-13T16:50:56-07:00May 18th, 2020|Wildlife Photography Blog|

It's the people (including our excellent guides and camp staff) that make the trip, and the 14 people that joined me on this trip were some of the best guests I have ever taken to Africa. I would know, I have been taking people like this on trips for decades. Hopefully, we will be traveling as a group again in the near future. Four of my guests were from Michigan, one was from Nevada, and the rest from California. This is at Camp Moremi, at the Okavango Delta in Botswana. You will get a chance to see them in action later

18 05, 2020

Devil’s Pool at Victoria Falls, Zimbabwe

2020-05-18T20:56:04-07:00May 18th, 2020|Wildlife Photography Blog|

Once we got through customs and brought our bags to the hotel, our African adventure started by going on a sundowner cruise on the Zambezi river. It was a great way to start the trip. On the cruise we had our first encounter with guides from Zimbabwe. They were fantastic in their warmth, knowledge, and professionalism.  I kept an extra hand on my camera when this guide asked if he could take a photo. Didn't feel like losing my camera in the river so early on my trip! There is wildlife all along the banks of the Zambezi It was a good start to our trip,

18 05, 2020

Camp Moremi – Okavango, Delta

2020-05-18T20:59:14-07:00May 18th, 2020|Wildlife Photography Blog|

There are few roads, so the best way to get from Victoria Falls to Camp Moremi is by flying Walking to your room, you never know who or what (a bushbuck) might be waiting for you at these camps. You are in the bush, surrounded by wildlife, and can hear the lions and other animals at night.  Our rooms at Camp Moremi were luxurious There was a souvenir waiting for us, courtesy of Luxe Travel and Big Five Safaris The daytime dining and meeting area Speaking of food, the cuisine was great and plentiful, even for a vegan like Dana

18 05, 2020

Camp Okavango – Okavango, Delta

2020-05-18T20:42:16-07:00May 18th, 2020|Wildlife Photography Blog|

After four nights at Camp Moremi our next stop was Camp Okavango, with another set of great guides and staff At this camp there are no Landcruisers. If you walk, it's with  an unarmed guide, since no guns are allowed The mokoro rides are with a guide that moves you through the reeds with a large pole  They had powerboats just like at Camp Moremi, and took us to the islands in the area for our walking tour Our rooms were large, luxurious, comfortable, and with a huge bathroom and shower. The shower was so large we could have had a party in

18 05, 2020

Botswana 2017 Guests

2020-05-18T21:01:11-07:00May 18th, 2020|Wildlife Photography Blog|

A few photos of the peeps in our group doing their thing, some of them courtesy of Hal Gosling. Don't miss the two videos of Dominic; one singing in a canoe, the other dancing with the locals. Dominic singing "Amore"  Return to Botswana page

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